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zavalit/phpspec-filetree
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Create an application structure from a single config file, with a basic phpspec classes

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PhpSpec FileTree Extension
==========================

[](#phpspec-filetree-extension)

how to
------

[](#how-to)

first of all extend your phpspec.yml with the reference to this extension:

```
extensions:
    - Zavalit\FileTree\Extension\PhpSpecExtension

```

create a phpspec.filetree.yml config file with class names that you want to be created and put it in a place where you run your phpspec commmand.

phpspec.filetree.yml can look smth like this:

```
filetree:
 - Zavalit:
     - Model:
        - Cart
        - Product
        - User
     - Business:
        - Checkout
        - Shippment
        - Listeneres:
           - StornoListener
           - BayListener

```

and run

```
$ phpspec filetree

```

after that you should have 7 Classes created in a psr-0 conform way:

- Zavalit\\Model\\Cart
- Zavalit\\Model\\Product
- Zavalit\\Model\\User
- Zavalit\\Business\\Checkout
- Zavalit\\Business\\Shippment
- Zavalit\\Business\\Listeneres\\StornoListener
- Zavalit\\Business\\Listeneres\\BayListener

and also relevant 7 Spec Classes.

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